The legal complaint claims the ball was thrown by former Angels outfielder Juan Lagares, who had just caught a third out to retire the opposing side
A man blinded in his left eye after an Angels outfielder allegedly hurled a baseball into the crowded stands during a game in Anaheim last summer is suing the team and the former player.
— recently had passed away, his attorney said, while Mermelstein himself had been diagnosed with brain cancer. Friends decided to take Mermelstein to an Angels home game on June 22, 2022 “to get his mind off his troubles for a few hours,” according to the lawsuit. Hearing the roar of the crowd around him, Mermelstein looked up just in time for the ball to strike him on the left side of his face, his attorney said.
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